News Okay, here is a detailed article about the Makuiwa Course Exploration Sidewalk, designed to make readers want to travel, based on the information provided, including the official database listing date. Discover Nature’s Canvas: Exploring the Majestic Makuiwa Course Sidewalk in Yugawara Looking for a stunning natural escape not far from the hustle and bustle? Imagine … Read more
Okay, here is a detailed article about the Sasayama Akebono Azalea, designed to be easy to understand and inspire travel, based on its recent inclusion in the MLIT multilingual database. Sasayama’s Blooming Secret: The Akebono Azalea, A Spring Treasure! Spring in Japan is synonymous with vibrant colors, from the iconic cherry blossoms to a myriad … Read more
Okay, here is a detailed article about the Sarutahiko Shrine’s Mita Festival (specifically the festival for Sarume Shrine within the Sarutahiko complex), written to make readers want to travel, based on the information from the provided URL. Experience the Enchanting Mita Festival: A Celebration of Arts, Health, and Guidance at Ise’s Sarutahiko Shrine Complex Nestled … Read more
Okay, here is a detailed article about the Asagi Madara butterfly, based on the information from the MLIT database link, written in an easy-to-understand manner to inspire travel. Japan’s Sky Sailors: Witnessing the Incredible Journey of the Asagi Madara Butterfly Recently highlighted in the Japan Tourism Agency’s Multilingual Explanation Database (MLIT), the Asagi Madara (浅黄斑) … Read more
Okay, here is a detailed article about the Mogari Shinto Ritual, written in English and designed to make readers interested in traveling to experience it. Step Back in Time: Discover Japan’s Ancient Mogari Shinto Ritual Deep within the heart of Japan’s rich cultural landscape lies a profound connection to its ancient past. While many visitors … Read more
Light Up Your May: The Enchanting Kihoku Lantern Festival in Mie Prefecture (2025) Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in a mesmerizing spectacle of light, color, and tradition at the Kihoku Lantern Festival (きほく燈籠祭)! On May 14th, 2025, the port town of Nagashima in Kihoku Town, Mie Prefecture, will transform into a magical wonderland, promising … Read more
Okay, let’s break down the information and craft a detailed article based on it. Headline: Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) Releases ICT Literacy Survey Results: Unveiling User Perceptions and Misinformation Spread Introduction: The Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) has released the results of its “ICT Literacy Survey,” offering a … Read more
Okay, here is a detailed travel article based on the information about Ryurin-seki (Dragon Scale Rock) in Shirahama, Wakayama, drawing from the Japan Tourism Agency’s database entry. Secrets Etched in Stone: Discover Wakayama’s Mesmerizing Dragon Scale Coastline (Based on an entry in the Japan Tourism Agency Multilingual Commentary Database, reportedly published on 2025-05-15 at 09:30 … Read more
Okay, let’s break down this news item from the Current Awareness Portal (a Japanese source for library and information science news) and create a detailed, easy-to-understand article. Article: Assessing Equity in Scholarly Communication: The “How Equitable Is It?” Tool Launches The scholarly communication landscape is undergoing significant changes, with open access (OA) gaining increasing prominence. … Read more
Kenrokuen Digital Archive Opens to the Public: Exploring a Japanese Garden Gem from Anywhere The National Diet Library’s Current Awareness Portal announced on May 14, 2025, at 9:05 AM, the exciting launch of the “Kenrokuen Digital Archive.” This new resource provides online access to a wealth of information and resources related to Kenrokuen, one of … Read more